Is the floor the same material as the walls or a tarp-like, more durable material?
4261
The floor is more durableLove the tent Great priceUsed did twice going back for more this summer
4262
I believe its the same material as the walls. Floor is black and maybe a little heavier / thicker. Its not tarp material
1248831
Rock-like material. I use mine in an outdoor climbing wall. I have had no issues.
657119
The walls are a medium-thick canvas type of material. It is relatively stiff. I like the pockets for different things, but it doesn't hold as much as I had hoped (We have lots of paper and ribbons.). The zipper is plastic so not very solid.
1783148
It's a tarp like material.... We always use another tarp on the ground just to protect it, but probably isn't necessary. We have used ours numerous times, all over the U.S. If ever We needed to replace our tent, we would probably buy the exact same thing!
379834
From what I can tell, it's the same material as the base, only a bit thinner. I was afraid when I bought them that they would be cheap looking, but they're sturdier than they appeared in the photo.
885522
It's held up well so far for me. I have over a dozen nights in it so far with no rips. The sides are pretty much the same as any tent, plastic nylon material, and the bottom is a woven plastic tarp material.
1156230
It is the same material as the rest of the building. Be sure to use 3/4 inch plywood as the base of the floor. If you don't, you will have soft spots in your floor where there is not a 2x4 located. My building is setting on a concrete slab, but it was not level so built a frame of 2x4's and 4x4's with the 1/2 plywood (and I wish I had used 3/4 " plywood).
1431701
Not sure what type of material the floor is made with, feels like a tarp. The floor does come up the sides, I think about 6 inches.
1620261
It does have a floor and it is the same fabric as you see on the lower sides of the tent - waterproof. I generally cut a piece of contractors plastic to fit inside my tents or to go under the tent. There is no groundcloth for this, but a small tarp or piece of plastic would work. Mine has held up in a rainstorm pretty well, but I also seam seal all my tents and re-waterproof them occasionally as well.
1676432
I'm not sure...it's kind of a wood/plastic combo, which I really like this material. The surface is smooth, easy to clean or dust off. I bought the floor cabinet for my bathroom; love the pattern on the from doors. And, bought the wall hanging version and put it in my 2nd bathroom; perfect fit for where I needed it!!! I really like this product and the material it's made of, just not sure what it is...Hope this helps.
1900633
Just used this tent for the first time. (Outfitter model). I would say the floor was above average in durability. It wasn't rubberized or super thick or anything, but you can tell it was a tougher material and will last a long time. I loved the tent and would highly recommend the outfitter model. Easy setup too.
2240595
The colored ones, there is a smooth and a textured side. I put the textured side up. I put it in our laundry/playroom. Texture would provide 'traction' in the event it got wet or damp. That being said, I can't see that it would matter as the color is all the way through the tile. They are comfie on the legs, feet, and knees while working or playing on that floor. We also bought the ones that had a wood pattern. Those have the wood pattern on only one side.
1125269
Shed is all durable plastic, but floor is not water tight so water may seep up through floor if your pad doesn't drain well.
517960
The bottom is made of tent material. I've had this in my 2 year old son's room for a few months now and I'm very happy with it. It is very durable and looks like it will last for years.
333653
The floor isn't very thick but is fairly waterproof. Slumber jack sells a thicker tarp with the same footprint of this tent, but I think it's mainly to avoid damage from twigs or rocks.
333652
To answer your question, the tent floor is thin like its walls. I've used a tarp for the outside floor and a blanket for camping pad for the inside. It's a great tent! Survived a heavy downpour earlier this summer
305834
I tried to look up the description of the material but couldn't find any. If I had to describe it, I would say a very durable vinyl. We had a big wind storm come through the area, and it didn't rip or tear. I'm very satisfied with the buy and think it was a good purchase for the cost.